processAltitudes: Extract mean altitude within a 40km buffer for lat and long...
In nicholasjclark/BBS.occurrences: BBS community composition and co-occurrence analysis
View source: R/processAltitudes.R
Description
This function calculates mean elevation with 40km buffers of specified points. Note,
the function will temporarily save the global digital elevation map in a new folder
in the working directory, so please ensure there is sufficient memory (around 37MB) available
Usage
1
processAltitudes(points, n_cores, delete_files)
Arguments
points
A dataframe containing the coordinates, with colnames 'Latitude' and
'Longitude'
n_cores
Positive integer stating the number of processing cores to split the job across.
Default is parallel::detect_cores() - 1
delete_files
Logical describing whether or not to delete raw elevation map once the job
is complete. Default is FALSE
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View source: R/processAltitudes.R
Description
This function calculates mean elevation with 40km buffers of specified points. Note, the function will temporarily save the global digital elevation map in a new folder in the working directory, so please ensure there is sufficient memory (around 37MB) available
Usage
1 | processAltitudes(points, n_cores, delete_files)
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Arguments
points |
A |
n_cores |
Positive integer stating the number of processing cores to split the job across.
Default is |
delete_files |
Logical describing whether or not to delete raw elevation map once the job
is complete. Default is |
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